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《残飯マン、大和ミゼアに突撃取材！ 〜神々は残飯を食べるのか？〜》**
Prompt（Long Ver... by @silentcreato
🎥 **Sora2用プロンプト
《残飯マン、大和ミゼアに突撃取材！ 〜神々は残飯を食べるのか？〜》**
Prompt（Long Ver.）
A comedic documentary-style scene featuring Zanpan-Man, a ridiculous reporter dressed in a dirty food-waste cape and holding a broken microphone.
He visits Yamato-Mizea, a mythic fantasy world filled with elegant Japanese-style gods.
Zanpan-Man tries to force the gods to “taste test” various leftover foods from his bag, but each god reacts in a unique and dramatic way.
Awatama-no-Mikoto gently covers the leftovers with floating bubbles that sanitize and dissolve them.
Homura-no-Mikoto’s sacred flame instantly incinerates the leftovers the moment Zanpan-Man opens the lid.
Arauchi-no-Mikoto blows them away with a fierce divine wind blast.
Nijitasuki-no-Mikoto creates a rainbow barrier that refuses entry to the disgusting food.
Tsumuji-no-Mikoto spins rapidly, creating a vortex that sends Zanpan-Man flying in a comedic manner.
The scene is shot like a chaotic documentary show: handheld camera shaking, exaggerated reactions, comic subtitles, fast zooms, and dramatic narrator voice.
Setting: the courtyard of Koutenkyu (光天宮) with traditional wooden floors, paper lanterns, shimmering divine light, and light winter breeze.
Tone: Mythic Japanese aesthetic × absurd comedy, fast-paced editing, expressive god reactions, over-the-top humor, and “ドーーーン！” sound effects.
Ending: Zanpan-Man being interviewed by the narrator while completely charred, drenched, or covered in bubbles, saying “次こそ食わせてやる…！” in a comedic tone.
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- 2.7%
- Remixes per view
- 2.7%
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